U.K. Carrier Floated For The First Time
LONDON — The first of two new aircraft carriers for the U.K. has been floated out of its dry dock for the first time. The Aircraft Carrier Alliance (ACA) — the consortium charged with the construction of the 65,000-tonne carriers — floated HMS Queen Elizabeth from its dry dock at the Rosyth naval...
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